Santa Cruz travel guide.

Santa Cruz Island - Located in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of California, USA, it is the largest of the Channel Islands. One quarter of the island is part of Channel Islands National Park, while the rest is a nature reserve. - Take a ferry to the island and enjoy the sea views along the way. Once on the island, follow the trails to see cliffs, bays, and other beautiful scenery. - From Scorpion Canyon Campground, you can hike to Cavern Point to see whales, or hike to Smugglers Cove to enjoy the beach. - The island is home to endemic species such as the island scrub jay and island fox, which can be seen at Scorpion Ranch Campground. - The island is a great place for kayaking, with hundreds of sea caves to explore. Painted Cave is one of the largest sea caves in the world. Santa Cruz - Since 1907, the boardwalk has made Santa Cruz a classic seaside resort, with beautiful beaches and a pier that extends into Monterey Bay. - The town's Mystery Spot and Mystery Shack attractions allow visitors to experience changes in height and powerful forces, and their mysterious phenomena attract many tourists. Travel tips - Food: Santa Cruz's bacon burrito is made by wrapping diced meat, chives, and other ingredients in dough and baking it, giving it a unique flavor. Santa Cruz's Fisherman's Wharf has crab sandwiches that you can enjoy while taking in the sea views. - Transportation: Take a ferry to Santa Cruz Island, and walk or rent a car to get around Santa Cruz. - Accommodation: Santa Cruz has a variety of accommodation options, and Scorpion Canyon Campground on Santa Cruz Island offers a unique camping experience.